Ridgid Router R24012 base plate for reversible and stock fence

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Precision Routing Perfected with Thinner and Thicker Base Plates Replacing the stock plate with a thinner version simplifies bit position precision at zero location thanks to a strategic notch. However, forgoing notches at one-quarter inch intervals to signify clearances helps keep the design uncomplicated. On the other hand, a thicker base plate takes center stage by flipping the stock fence over, effectively gaining an additional 4 inches of real estate - as seen in a provided illustration. The innovation here relies on the thicker plate's ability to keep the fence flush against its surface. For optimal results and minimal wear-and-tear during heavy routing sessions, consider opting for ABS prints over PLA. Those interested in a valuable accessory for their router can visit the author's Google+ page soon for details on an impending vacuum attachment upgrade. Optimal printing settings include a layer height of .25mm along with an infill percentage of 40%.